It's a bit of radio vérité when Agent Starling can't figure out how to work his headphones, Captain EO says something inappropriate that isn't particularly funny and then, he and Agent Starling discuss religion, Ted Cruz, the Penguin and the importance of abandoned buildings in super hero films in order to fill time while Christian leaves the studio to welcome guest, Roxy Striar whose resume includes The Tomorrow Show, DC Movie News, TV Fights, Afterbuzz TV and so much more, who discusses the way that the internet has reacted to her daring to give a 7.5 out of 10 to "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice" (about which, spoilers are discussed, as usual), planned re-shoots for "Suicide Squad", the upcoming "Preacher" series and some of the fun that they're having over on "The Tomorrow Show", including the time Christian slipped on a banana peel and working with a jerk named "Jared at 32".

Christian also explains to Roxy how she helped him betray Agent Starling regarding seeing "Batman v. Superman" behind his back while Roxy provides an uncanny Lois Lane impression. Roxy and Captain EO share their love for "Jurassic World" while Christian and Roxy both loved "Amazing Spider-Man 2".There's also more discussion about live-tweeting the director's cut of the "Daredevil" movie.

If that's not enough for you, Christian admits that he has problems getting emojis on his phone, doesn't know much about Snapchat, has never heard of "My Story", how Liev gets too drunk and Agent Starling pitches something called "Bottomless Butlers".

What's up, Hiroshi? Let's light this candle! In this throwback-themed episode, Christian chats with San Francisco Chronicle columnist Debra Saunders about Donald Trump, the minimum wage, and the streets of San Francisco.

Then, KNBC-TV legal analyst Royal Oaks discusses the Supreme Court vacancy, "The People v. OJ Simpson" and the upcoming baseball season.

What's up, Hiroshi? Let's light this candle! In this throwback-themed episode, Christian chats with San Francisco Chronicle columnist Debra Saunders about Donald Trump, the minimum wage, and the streets of San Francisco.

Then, KNBC-TV legal analyst Royal Oaks discusses the Supreme Court vacancy, "The People v. OJ Simpson" and the upcoming baseball season.

For the third and final installment in our series closely examining "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice", Christian and Captain EO are joined by a couple of guests with wildly different reactions to the film. First, Brad from Melbourne, AKA "Old Man Morin" calls from Down Under to talk about how much he enjoyed the film. Then, a friend of Christian's from his days as an NBC Page, Shalako Gordon, talks about all the things that he found to be downright awful about the film.

As with the previous two episodes, this is a SPOILER-HEAVY analysis of the film, so, consider this your warning.

The conversation on "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice" continues for Christian, Captain EO and Agent Starling. Beginning with the shocking revelation teased at the end of Bladtcast #167.

Agent Starling finally gets to really dive in and analyze the movie, explaining what it means to him, and why he enjoyed it so much, which he wrote about on his blog: http://strongwilledwill.blogspot.com/2016/03/why-i-love-batman-v-superman.html?spref=fb

Plus, there's a lot of entirely non-serious and unsafe for work discussion of the film, which, as with last episode, is FILLED WITH SPOILERS.

It's Easter Sunday, and Christian, Agent Starling and Captain EO settle in to give their thoughts on "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice". BUT, before they start, Agent Starling keeps it 100 about our recording schedule, gives a report on Wondercon and laments the demise of HIS version of The Flash.

When they do finally dive in to the movie, it's a spirited and passionate conversation. It is also FILLED WITH SPOILERS, so, you have been warned if you haven't seen the movie yet.

Deciding to wait until after the weekend to break down "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice", Christian and Captain EO are joined via telephone by Coltrane to discuss the passing of Garry Shandling, Christian meeting Teen Mom Farrah Abraham, Hulk Hogan's trial, punching someone in the face, sensitivity on college campuses, taking back language, Utah declaring porn a public health crisis, the real cost of true love and what kind of expectations you should have for relationships.

Immediately after attending World's Greatest Tribute Bands' Guns N' Roses tribute, Appetite for Deception, Agent Starling hosts Christian at his home, where they discuss the band, music, and just what constitutes "classic rock" these days. They plan out seeing "Batman v. Superman" and then dive in on the latest nerd-news, including who will play Commissioner Gordon in "Justice League", who might play young Han Solo, why we didn't need the latest "Civil War" trailer, why we DO need Indiana Jones 5 (but not a Ghostbusters re-boot of any kind), the Ninja Turtles meeting the 80's Ninja Turtles, the BBC asking Peter Capaldi to stay with "Doctor Who", excitement for Daredevil Season 2, indifference about the Flash-Supergirl crossover, reports about what might quite possibly be the most unnecessary re-boot of all-time, Will's impassioned assessment of Kesha's lawsuit against Sony and her producer, and, more than one appearance by the one and only #DaveTheDog

Immediately after attending World's Greatest Tribute Bands' Guns N' Roses tribute, Appetite for Deception, Agent Starling hosts Christian at his home, where they discuss the band, music, and just what constitutes "classic rock" these days. They plan out seeing "Batman v. Superman" and then dive in on the latest nerd-news, including who will play Commissioner Gordon in "Justice League", who might play young Han Solo, why we didn't need the latest "Civil War" trailer, why we DO need Indiana Jones 5 (but not a Ghostbusters re-boot of any kind), the Ninja Turtles meeting the 80's Ninja Turtles, the BBC asking Peter Capaldi to stay with "Doctor Who", excitement for Daredevil Season 2, indifference about the Flash-Supergirl crossover, reports about what might quite possibly be the most unnecessary re-boot of all-time, Will's impassioned assessment of Kesha's lawsuit against Sony and her producer, and, more than one appearance by the one and only #DaveTheDog

For the final show in a week of shows from the studios of "The Tomorrow Show", Christian is once again joined by his fellow "Tomorrow Show" co-workers, Ashley Daniels and Jared Gilkerson, where Christian opens up the show talking about 25 years since the release of "New Jack City", and also his personal experiences working with Ice T, and also working with another Original Gangster: Liev. They also discuss the story of a girl who joined ISIS who called her Mom because it was tougher than she thought it would be, how you shouldn't talk to the media after killing your friend while drunk driving, some jury duty conversation, St. Patrick's Day, the practice of skinny shaming, and the happy ending for a guy who is ashamed of asking a girl for nude photos (but not the happy ending he was looking for).

For the final segment of the show, Christian and Jared talk about the amazing reflexes by a dad who keeps his son from getting clocked in the face at a spring training game, the troubling news that AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson has had to stop touring or risk total hearing loss, and Christian's growth in being able to have a conversation with someone who is a fan of Cleveland sports.